Stealth: Not a Single Technology

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Aviation Week launches a series of major accomplishments in aviation, starting with stealth, not a single technology, but a group of aligned disciplines.

NAS Oceana prepares to bring in Super Hornets from California to bridge the transition from its aging Hornets until the JSFs arrive, reports Miliary.com, and noting concerns about increased noise, reports Military.com.

After slow and steady, the PEO for the F-35, Lt. Gen. Chris Bogdan, says next is rapid and accelerating growth of the F-35 program, reports Breaking Defense.

Chinese companies put $12 billion into the US last year, but American workers are proving confounding, reports Bloomberg.

Approximately 24,000 workers at the Pentagon were notified that there had been “fraudulent use of credit cards belonging to Pentagon personnel,” reports Military Times.

We use more gasoline and have the cheapest gas in the US across the world. Bloomberg has the gas rate chart for the globe.

Will password overload doom federal security, asks FCW.

The Aviationist has video of the only flying B-29.

The prehistoric sturgeon are still swimming the York and James rivers, reports The Virginia Pilot.